24 May 2013 | 05:27
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Heavy black smoke as seen from Marsascala on Monday morning as the Delimara power station extension installed by BWSC and working on heavy fuel oil is beign tested.
This is a repeat of what had happened on the 14th June earlier this year.
So far, Enemalta have neither issued an apology, nor an explanation.
Comments
Anthony Galea
- Tue 07-Aug-2012, 12:05I have yesterday read on Malta Today that EU has extended the date from 2016 to 2012 for the new power station to be changed form running on heavy fuel oil to a better fuel. Thsi will cost 200 Million I am very surprised that I have not seen this news on neither Malta star nor One news. In my opinion this expense alone shows what a government we have and this alone should win Labout the next election
l fenech
- Tue 07-Aug-2012, 09:56Ghal l'anqas imisshom jiktbu fuq ic-cmini "It-tipjip joqtol".
HAWKEYE
- Tue 07-Aug-2012, 08:31WELL THE EVIDENCE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,DELIMARA AND IT'S VICINITIES WILL NOW BE CALLED THE BIG SMOKE,LOS ANGELES AND MEXICO CITY NEVER HAD THAT MUCH SMOKE UP IN THE AIR,MAYBE MEXCICO CITY STILL DOES BUT LA IS CLEAN.
tony abela
- Mon 06-Aug-2012, 23:35BWSC will not go? I sthe extension running, running under test or what?